I don't know if there's a better way
That is fine.
So the HttpCli built-in timeout is not enough?!
Only for sync calls.
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RTT wrote:
On 11-04-2011 16:49, Francois PIETTE wrote:
I don't know if there's a better way
That is fine.
So the HttpCli built-in timeout is not enough?!
Indeed, method Get is sync and as such has a built-in
timeout as specified with property TimeOut.
What ICS version do you use?
Get
Arno,
I'm running with V7 here, although possibly not the latest iteration of
it. Is there anything recently new to this component that may affect
this functionality?
Also, I don't have an accessible TimeOut parameter that I can set. Is
this internal to the component only? Or is this a new
David Lewis wrote:
Arno,
I'm running with V7 here, although possibly not the latest iteration
of it. Is there anything recently new to this component that may
affect this functionality?
Also, I don't have an accessible TimeOut parameter that I can set. Is
this internal to the component
I must say what Arno is talking about I experienced too: the built-in
timeout doesn't work (and I only do sync calls), this is why I created
an external timeout to call the Abort.
If the HttpCli component doesn't recieve anything it hangs forever.
Daniele
On 12 April 2011 09:13, Arno Garrels
Daniele Rocchi wrote:
I must say what Arno is talking about I experienced too: the built-in
timeout doesn't work (and I only do sync calls),
I didn't say that. The timeout for sync methods has been added
in September 2009 and works well AFAIK. This Timeout property
does not work with async
I work with Delphi 7 and the Timeout has never worked for me, I don't
know if I was using it incorrectly but I was forced to put an external
timeout because of this.
Daniele
On 12 April 2011 10:05, Arno Garrels arno.garr...@gmx.de wrote:
Daniele Rocchi wrote:
I must say what Arno is talking
Hi,
Can someone please help me out w ith a sample of how to,
send a log (text file) from client to the server?
My connection is with ICSSLServer and ICSSSLClient.
My client opens the connection and makes sure connection is always on.
Log file is just a regular text file and not so big.
I just
Hi all,
how can i use SSLHttpCli in order to directly transfer the contents of a
remote text file ? Which are filesize limitations for that ?
For example, I have a file :
https://www.mydomain.com/myfile.txt and want to read it directly to client.
Thank you.
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Hi again,
I use the example OverbyteIcsHttpDmo. When I call the text file on my
web server using HTTP (as in the example) then I get the contents OK.
When I use HTTPS (having added proper sslhttpcli and sslcontect
components) the request is sent but don't get any contents back.
Any ideas ?
daniel cc wrote:
Hi,
Can someone please help me out w ith a sample of how to,
send a log (text file) from client to the server?
My connection is with ICSSLServer and ICSSSLClient.
That works the same way as without SSL.
And it depends on your protocol.
Typically you send a request to the
Dimitris Botsis wrote:
Hi again,
I use the example OverbyteIcsHttpDmo. When I call the text file on
my web server using HTTP (as in the example) then I get the contents
OK. When I use HTTPS (having added proper sslhttpcli and sslcontect
components) the request is sent but don't get any
On 12/4/2011 4:40 μμ, Arno Garrels wrote:
Dimitris Botsis wrote:
Hi again,
I use the example OverbyteIcsHttpDmo. When I call the text file on
my web server using HTTP (as in the example) then I get the contents
OK. When I use HTTPS (having added proper sslhttpcli and sslcontect
components) the
On 12/4/2011 5:04 μμ, Dimitris Botsis wrote:
On 12/4/2011 4:40 μμ, Arno Garrels wrote:
Dimitris Botsis wrote:
Hi again,
I use the example OverbyteIcsHttpDmo. When I call the text file on
my web server using HTTP (as in the example) then I get the contents
OK. When I use HTTPS (having added
Thanks Arno :)
I understand perfectly,
Do we have any samples about this?
About the file size,
the log file can be sometimes bigger than 3mb, does that makes problem?
it normally will be around 0-3mb
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From: Arno Garrels
Sent: Tuesday, April 12, 2011 4:40 PM
To:
daniel cc wrote:
Thanks Arno :)
I understand perfectly,
Do we have any samples about this?
I do not think so.
About the file size,
the log file can be sometimes bigger than 3mb, does that makes
problem? it normally will be around 0-3mb
That's no problem, the filesize since D6/7 may be
On 12/4/2011 5:12 μμ, Dimitris Botsis wrote:
On 12/4/2011 5:04 μμ, Dimitris Botsis wrote:
On 12/4/2011 4:40 μμ, Arno Garrels wrote:
Dimitris Botsis wrote:
Hi again,
I use the example OverbyteIcsHttpDmo. When I call the text file on
my web server using HTTP (as in the example) then I get the
On 12/4/2011 7:18 μμ, Dimitris Botsis wrote:
On 12/4/2011 5:12 μμ, Dimitris Botsis wrote:
On 12/4/2011 5:04 μμ, Dimitris Botsis wrote:
On 12/4/2011 4:40 μμ, Arno Garrels wrote:
Dimitris Botsis wrote:
Hi again,
I use the example OverbyteIcsHttpDmo. When I call the text file on
my web server
Dimitris Botsis wrote:
Hi again,
what I try now is get the non-SSL OverByteIcsHttpDemo, and instead
Go button calling httpcli component, it calls an sslhttpcli
component (I also added a proper sslcontext component) so code became
:
procedure THttpToMemoForm.GoButtonClick(Sender: TObject);
On 12/4/2011 8:36 μμ, Arno Garrels wrote:
Dimitris Botsis wrote:
Hi again,
what I try now is get the non-SSL OverByteIcsHttpDemo, and instead
Go button calling httpcli component, it calls an sslhttpcli
component (I also added a proper sslcontext component) so code became
:
procedure
Hi...
I have got to the bottom of the Error 10048
It seems that the order in witch you assign values to the TWSocket
properties when you want to open a client is important
- so now I can open and close the client heaps of times with out the
error 10048 being raised :-)
The code I was using
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